Lodash has two values, a bunch of utility functions and it works cross browser. The most common utility functions are now standard issue in es6+. And a transpilation build process is a superior way of dealing with cross browser incompatibilities. Babel + browserlist + caniuse all work seamlessly to ensure you only have the polyfills and browser support you need, vs the one-size-fits-all approach of lodash.
There's probably a handful of functions in lodash that are still useful but why take on the security risk and maintenance of another package dependency if you can just copy a couple ten-liners into your own utils folder? It's not like the world is going to come up with a more performant debounce anytime soon.
I guess lodash also relies on jquery which is in the same boat. es6+ has stolen a lot of its thunder and target-aware transpilation is a better approach to cross browser support
There's probably a handful of functions in lodash that are still useful but why take on the security risk and maintenance of another package dependency if you can just copy a couple ten-liners into your own utils folder? It's not like the world is going to come up with a more performant debounce anytime soon.
I guess lodash also relies on jquery which is in the same boat. es6+ has stolen a lot of its thunder and target-aware transpilation is a better approach to cross browser support